Once Human Base Blueprints Novels & Stories

let's just say I don't have anything better to do. The world outside the underground base is in complete turmoil. Only a few troops of soldiers has the authority to face the upper ground. Others are prohibited to even step above the measurement given based on the best defence to avoid the forces flying aircraft. This base is called The Red Leaf. It is a modern base with complete necessities for the people living here. The buildings here are mostly stacked white boxes to represents the house. If you walk around the roofs, you can probably see the red lines forming little boxes in the air. These were the newest version of internet connections to replace the satellite. They are harmless so you

I whispered. More accurately with the help of Emma, she had another vision but this time we were prepared, we hooked her up to a AI brain wave sensor letting her describe what she saw, the machine translated her fragmented images into structure, with each detail a 3D mock up of what Black Lotus base would look like was in our hands. Walls. Tunnels. Security posts. This was a feat my father and the council of elders would have never been able to achieve in a billion years if we didn't take matters into our own hands. I brought out my pager and sent a string of messages to the packs around the perimeter, even those that weren't in the alliance.

He pulled one down and opened it carefully. "This is a history of the human world before the Fall. Before vampires and werewolves emerged." He turned pages showing images of tall buildings and strange machines. "Your people built remarkable things once." I traced the outline of a structure that stretched into clouds. "What is it?" "A skyscraper. Humans constructed them in their cities to house thousands of people. They had technology that let them fly through the air and communicate across vast distances instantly." He turned more pages. "They reached for the stars and nearly touched them."

I silently let out a sigh of relief and walked towards my mate who seemed to be vey focus at something. As I neared, a huge rectangular table was filled with old papers that looks like blueprints and-.... 'Maps?' "These are old blueprints and maps that your former ancestors and leaders made and used. I found these blueprints when I was twelve right behind that shelf. These blueprints were from how the land looked like at first and slowly developed into a bigger land. These old maps had terrains, cliffs and a thick forest 1,034 years ago. They removed some parts of the forest to make room for a new land, which is, the territory where we now reside in.

The Blueprint of the Long Game Hope returned to the cellar—the place where the "Thorne-Vance" name had finally been erased. She didn't mourn. She cleared the mahogany desk and began to sketch. "If the Oort Archive is 10,000 years away by current propulsion," Hope muttered, her pen flying across the blueprints, "then we don't build a ship. We build a Legacy." She looked at the silver vine growing from the desk. It was no longer green or gold; it was a shimmering, translucent Diamond-White.

that the Archive didn't have a name for yet. "The 100th chapter isn't an ending," Avery told Dr. Vogel as they watched the amethyst light fill the sky. "It’s the 'Base-Line.' We’ve finally finished the 'Introductory-Phase' of the human race. Now, we start the 'Main-Text.'"

Kevin says. "Yeah. That's all we're doing tonight. And then you can leave the rest to us." I say. So we all got up and Isaac and I got in my car and we followed those three to what looked like swamp land near the ocean when Adam opened a secret hatch in the ground. So we all went down the ladder to the base operations of the Hunters. Adam had given me the blueprints to the base and I grabbed my camera out as soon as we got inside and started looking around. It was the middle of the night so there weren't too many people around and we started checking out every room.

Theywere glowing with a violet light so intense that theshadows in the cottage seemed to retreat. Nevan turned, his expression grim. "Switzerland. It’s a neutral ground. A perfect place to hide a global puppet-master." "It’s more than a base, Nevan," I said, standing up, mylegs slightly shaky. "I saw the blueprints through a leakedmaintenance log. It’s a closed-loop system. They aren'tjust running a network from there; they’re building a 'Master-Sovereign.' A version of me that doesn't have a human body. An AI that will replace the need for anArchitect."

said Lucas. Stanley did not dare ask another question. He knew very well that powerful beings had odd tempers. If he were to continue pestering Lucas, he would only end up making him mad. The group of Sky Blue Academy students stared at Lucas in admiration. The ability that he had demonstrated earlier caused them to be mesmerized. Nevertheless, Stanley led Lucas in the direction of Sky Blue Base City. Sky Blue Base City was a moderate-sized base city with a population of over 60 million. Its defenses were strong, and it had advanced technology.

Connections like this were rare and valuable, and I wasn’t going to pass it up. “What’s this?” I asked, stopping in front of a large blueprint mounted on the wall. “Ah, this is our most recent initiative,” Ethan replied. “A state-of-the-art facility for children with special needs. Construction begins next month. What do you think?” I stepped closer to examine the plans. The facility was impressive—modern, accessible, and clearly designed with the children’s needs in mind. It reminded me of a project I’d once proposed back in the Werewolf kingdom, but my father had shot it down immediately.